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PARIS (AP) — For America’s allies and rivals alike, the chaos unfolding during Donald Trump’s final days as president is the logical resu

Snowplow Analytics raises $10 million in Series A2 funding Investment will fuel Snowplow's transformation of behavioral data management and delivery LONDON, Jan. 12, 2021 /PRNewswire/ -- Snowplow, the best-in-class behavioral data management platform, has raised $10 million in Series A2 funding. The round was led by global growth technology investor Atlantic Bridge, with participation from existing Series A investor MMC Ventures. Built for data-informed companies, Snowplow empowers businesses to build a data asset that delivers rich, high-quality behavioral data to power their data products. ...

Syntiant Receives CES 2021 Innovation Award for Its NDP120 Processor AI Chip Company’s 2nd Generation Device Can Run Multiple Audio and Sensor Apps Simultaneously with Minimal Battery Consumption January 11, 2021 10:07 ET | Source: Syntiant Syntiant Irvine, California, UNITED STATES IRVINE, Calif., Jan. 11, 2021 (GLOBE NEWSWIRE) -- Syntiant Corp., a deep learning chip technology company advancing AI pervasiveness in edge devices, today announced that it has been named a CES® 2021 Innovation Awards Honoree for its Syntiant® NDP120�...

While the coronavirus pandemic dominated the headlines in Weymouth in 2020, it was also a year that saw a great deal on the development front, including the compressor station coming online, a groundbreaking for a new Chapman School, the new Tufts Library opening and a changing of the guard at Union Point. In January, the Southfield Redevelopment Authority board of directors voted unanimously to name Brookfield Properties as the new master developer for Union Point, the 1,440-acre former air base in Weymouth, Rockland and Abington. Brookfield Properties, partnering with New England Develop...

Start-up of Weymouth compressor station delayed WEYMOUTH – The recently constructed natural gas compressor won’t go back online until federal regulators receive a full report on September's emergency shutdowns at the plant. Max Bergeron, a spokesman for the Canadian company that built the compressor station, said in an email this week that the federal Pipeline and Hazardous Materials Safety Administration is waiting on a “root cause analysis” final report before allowing the compressor to go back online. He said that report will be completed “in short order,” but didn’t say w...